Medical Clinic Busy Post Opioid Epidemic Unexpected Death

An unexpected death in a community related to the opioid epidemic can contribute to increased medical clinic visits.  Those connected to the person who has passed on carry a risk of  fear and stress which manifests in the body as anxiety and pain.

This is much worse for an individual who has unresolved emotional and psychological trauma. A child effected by the death of a family member can carry this forward and when confronted with the need to cope with the unexpected death of a classmate it can become too much.

This internal thought, feeling, and physical body process can create anxiety and pain causing the individual to go to the medical clinic seeking a drug to help manage the symptoms.  Medical providers can uncover the connection between the 2 events with an interview.

Often the person is not aware of the connection between the 2 events that triggered the unresolved emotional and psychological trauma to heighten fear, anxiety, and pain.   The person may request a lot of diagnostic testing to assure there is no underlying physical process causing the symptoms.

This person would benefit from a Behavior Health Referral which would focus on interventions to help stop the cycle.   Knowing this ahead of time would help reduce the use of medical clinic time and equipment for unnecessary testing.

The staff of Home Care Path believe the opioid epidemic is too complex for one individual discipline or department to fix, we need the entire community involved.


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